Centre for Technology Infusion

The Centre’s vision is to be a driver in the knowledge-based economy by creating a lively and state-of-art environment for academic and commercially relevant research, innovation and development targeted towards high impact and strategic growth areas in ICT sector.

The Centre for Technology Infusion is a Research and Product Realisation Centre located at the University’s R&D Park. The Centre’s objectives are to: engage in translational research, innovation & product realisation; transition the outcomes of research and innovation into public and private sector; and provide access to infrastructure and technologies for research, innovation and commercialisation.

Core research activities of the Centre are in micro-technology, nano-electronics, wireless systems and sensors, RF/analogue/ASIC, embedded systems, SoC design and test. The Centre has established industry standard design and test facilities namely, Microsoft Centre, Home Automation Innovation Centre and Hardware Product Realisation Centre and is also partner in the National Networked TeleTest Facility for Integrated Systems (MNRF) and the Melbourne Centre for Nanofabrication (NCRIS).

One of the strategic priorities of the Centre is to develop collaborative relationships across faculties and with the stakeholders including universities, research institutes and business.

Professional Development Course

• RF (Radio Frequency) Design

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Photo Galleries

• EDN Innovation Awards - (October 2007)
• Microsoft Centre Launch - (July 2007)
• Senator Kim Carr Visit - (April 2007)
• HCL Alliance - (November 2006)